Pros
- Practically silent 8x optical zoom
- Very fast autofocus in video mode
Cons
- No aperture- or shutter-priority modes
- USB-out is only connection option
Bottom Line
The ZR1's very quiet, ultrawide-angle lens makes it an unassuming all-star for both stills and video.
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Panasonic Unveils Three New Wide-Angle Lumix Cams
Three new Panasonic point-and-shoots, including a megazoom optimized for both stills and video, are due by the end of the year.
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